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In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Strengthening the affections needed for healing

Curtis Wahlberg

It’s an awareness of God’s loving presence that can heal all troubles.

Modern-day disciples of Christ

Diane P. Dailey

Do we today—as did those original disciples—hear the call of the Christ, “Follow me”? Are we listening to this call?

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Christian Science Sentinel—Audio Podcast

Be an Ananias

Rosalie E. Dunbar

Crime has recently dropped in New York City, and some say it’s because of a shift in thinking about policing.

The Big Apple’s big drop in crime

The <i>Monitor’s</i> Editorial Board

It’s an odd question: Should police be fighting criminals—or crime?

In perfect focus

Mark Swinney

A lot of cameras have something called autofocus.

Feeling the effects of Christian Science

Dan Ziskind

I began to feel the effects of Christian Science less than half an hour after finding it in 1993, which brings to mind a statement by the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, Mary Baker Eddy: “The effects of Christian Science are not so much seen as felt.

Meeting needs of all kinds

Jeff Shepard

Our spiritual being is unchanging, whole, and always complete.

You can never be obsolete

Martha Sarvis

Divine Love is revealing to each of us unique opportunities to express the qualities of God.

Spiritual innocence brings freedom

H. M. Wyeth

Innocence is a powerful spiritual quality, and is innate to man as God’s likeness.

Campus safety and ‘Truth’s motto’

Stephen Senge

I thought of the higher sense of semper paratus and the certainty of Truth’s timely messages.

On the web

Christian Science Sentinel—Audio Podcast